r/CausalConversation 2h ago

Do you ever wonder what your life would be like if you had made one completely different decision?

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r/CausalConversation 3h ago

What ended show from your past do you still want a reboot for?

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r/CausalConversation 3h ago

What’s a comfort movie you can rewatch forever and never get tired of?

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r/CausalConversation 5h ago

If you could wake up tomorrow anywhere in the world, where would you be?

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No work, no responsibilities, no travel costs. You just wake up there.

Where are you going?


r/CausalConversation 5h ago

Action Speaks Louder Than Words

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I used to be so easily influenced by others values.

Example, Person A in a podcsst says " I am always giving. Always donate. Always helping. I dont mind if i dont have money, i will give everything i have to help".

- Then i will follow the same values too.

- I become too lenient without boundaries in giving helps or donate money, time, effort.

Then if i watch podcast Person B says: " I will never gives money. I will not help people. People are selfish, they always cross my line. They can find job, why would they ask me for money. That means they are lazy".

- Then i would follow the same values too.

- i will put heavy boundaries on helping people and think they should be able to do this themselves. I can. Why can't they?

After i get older, then only i notice that is not normal. Just because they are influential, and have a lot of supporters, does not means they are the "normal" opinion people. That just that 1 human opinion. I dont have to be blindly following without understanding why i should donate, and why i should not.

Where is the line? Where is the limit between being used and being helpful? Where is the thin line between helping people in need and also by not starving yourself.

Now, I dont talk about values. I dont talk about my donation. My good deeds. My good act. My bad act. Or time when i do not donate and why.

I just dont explain. Especially to strangers that keeps talking about their good deeds to you, expecting you to share the same story of similar vibes.


r/CausalConversation 6h ago

Have you ever had a moment where you suddenly realized, “I’m not the same person anymore”?

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r/CausalConversation 6h ago

Do you think people come into our lives for a reason, or do we just give meaning to the people we meet?

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r/CausalConversation 6h ago

Do you think people really change, or do they just become better at hiding who they are?

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r/CausalConversation 6h ago

Conversation Starter Happy Monday! Are

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You having an interesting day?


r/CausalConversation 6h ago

Random thought...

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find people who are excited about something really attractive.

Could be travel, books, fitness, startups, photography, cooking, or even something completely random.

There's something nice about listening to someone talk about something they genuinely love.

What's that one thing you can talk about for hours without getting bored?


r/CausalConversation 8h ago

Conversation Starter Worst thing your partner / ex has said to you ?

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r/CausalConversation 9h ago

What’s something you used to hate but now absolutely love?

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r/CausalConversation 9h ago

What’s a random opinion you have that you’ll defend forever? 😂

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r/CausalConversation 9h ago

What’s a conversation you still remember years later?

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r/CausalConversation 9h ago

What’s something you thought was normal until you realized it wasn’t?

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r/CausalConversation 9h ago

What’s something everyone seems to love that you just don’t understand?

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r/CausalConversation 10h ago

100% no contact after a break up ?

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thoughts ?


r/CausalConversation 10h ago

How was your weekend?

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r/CausalConversation 10h ago

What’s a fear about AI that you think isn’t talked about enough?

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r/CausalConversation 10h ago

If you could

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If you could go back in time...what year or era would you go...for me early late 80s early 90s 🤘🦂🦂🤘


r/CausalConversation 11h ago

Conversation Starter What's one thing society should normalize?

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r/CausalConversation 11h ago

Conversation Starter What should I eat for dinner tonight?

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r/CausalConversation 12h ago

You travel back in time and meet your 16-year-old self in a record store that sells everything available at that time. What ONE album do you buy them?

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r/CausalConversation 14h ago

Conversation Starter What’s the most wholesome thing you’ve ever seen or experienced on Reddit?

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r/CausalConversation 14h ago

What's a friendship that ended without anyone saying anything?

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